CHROME USERS NOW WORTH 30% LESS MONEY THANKS TO GOOGLE'S COOKIE KILLING, AD FIRM SAYS

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Google disabled tracking cookies for 30 million Chrome users last week, about 1% of the browser's user base. Analysts estimate that the change made cookieless users bring in 30% less revenue. Google plans to block cookies for all users by the end of the year and replace them with a new tracking system called the Privacy Sandbox. The new system will keep all user data on users' devices but let companies still know what topics they're interested in.